While Mitchell Hurwitz is arguably best known as the creator of "Arrested Development," he's served in a similar capacity on a number of other comedy series, including "Running Wilde." Will Arnett, himself a part of "Arrested Development" as Gob Bluth, stars in "Running Wilde" as a billionaire named Steven Wilde. The series chronicles Steve's attempts at reconnecting with his childhood crush, an environmentalist named Emmy Kadubic (Keri Russell). Upon the series' opening, Emmy is living in a rainforest as part of an environmental activism endeavor.
Steven ultimately finds an ally in Emmy's daughter, Puddle Kadubic, who is portrayed by Stefania LaVie Owen. At the series' onset, Puddle has taken a vow of silence, ceasing all communication with her mother in order to influence her to move out of their rainforest home. Puddle thus appreciates Steven's attempts at winning over the affection of Emmy, given that his success would mean that she would get to move into his mansion. "Running Wilde" ultimately ran for a single, 13-episode season before it was canceled (via Collider).
